Wike Appoints Aide On Legal, Multi-lateral Cooperation

Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike has approved the appointment of Barrister Benedict Daudu as his senior special assistant on legal and multi-lateral cooperation.

In a statement signed by the director of press to the FCT minister, Anthony Ogunleye,  the appointment is in recognition of Barrister Daudu’s outstanding legal expertise, extensive academic background and profound understanding of key policy issues.

According to the statement, Daudu, a distinguished and practicing attorney in Nigeria, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his new role.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from Buckingham University in 2010, demonstrating his commitment to legal excellence from the outset of his career.

“Following his LLB, Daudu furthered his education by attending the Nigerian Law School between 2010 and 2012, where he honed his legal skills and deepened his understanding of Nigerian jurisprudence.

“His dedication to continuous learning and academic excellence led him to the prestigious George Washington University Law School, where he obtained his Master’s degree in 2013. Barrister Daudu’s academic achievements are complemented by his extensive professional experience, which spans various areas of law.

“His legal practice has provided him with an in-depth understanding and practical experience in critical policy issues, including but not limited to: Cybercrime Law: Barrister Daudu has actively engaged with the evolving landscape of cybercrime law, recognizing the significance of digital security and the protection of personal data in the contemporary world,” he stated.

He also said that in West African Socio-Cultural Realities: Barrister Daudu’s keen understanding of the political and socio-cultural dynamics in West African nations, particularly Nigeria, adds a unique dimension to his role.